Indonesia Expands Vocational Programs to Enhance Youth Employability
The Indonesian government is expanding vocational training programs like 'MagangHub' to improve youth employability and bridge the gap with industry needs. Aiming for 150,000 participants in 2026, the program offers practical experience and skill development. Initiatives like the free boarding 'Sekolah Rakyat' for underprivileged children and 'Sekolah Garuda' for students pursuing overseas higher education are also being scaled up to foster human capital.
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